Hinduization of Indian Army

Kinnera wrote:Beautiful! I think India should have something like Veterans day where they recognize, appreciate, honor and value the services of the armed forces. That's very much lacking in India, until very recently. They were taken for granted and under appreciated, despite defending the country from the hostile neighbors and keeping it safe and united.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:Beautiful! I think India should have something like Veterans day where they recognize, appreciate, honor and value the services of the armed forces. That's very much lacking in India, until very recently. They were taken for granted and under appreciated, despite defending the country from the hostile neighbors and keeping it safe and united.

Looks like this is the latest PC thing i.e. putting soldiers on a pedestal even if they are a bunch of failures.

Kinnera wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:Beautiful! I think India should have something like Veterans day where they recognize, appreciate, honor and value the services of the armed forces. That's very much lacking in India, until very recently. They were taken for granted and under appreciated, despite defending the country from the hostile neighbors and keeping it safe and united.

Looks like this is the latest PC thing i.e. putting soldiers on a pedestal even if they are a bunch of failures.

Failures? The fact that India is safe, secure and united despite all the odds is in itself a great achievement. Why such heart burn? As someone said, 'If you can't stand behind your soldiers, go stand in front of them.'

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:Beautiful! I think India should have something like Veterans day where they recognize, appreciate, honor and value the services of the armed forces. That's very much lacking in India, until very recently. They were taken for granted and under appreciated, despite defending the country from the hostile neighbors and keeping it safe and united.

Looks like this is the latest PC thing i.e. putting soldiers on a pedestal even if they are a bunch of failures.

Failures? The fact that India is safe, secure and united despite all the odds is in itself a great achievement. Why such heart burn? As someone said, 'If you can't stand behind your soldiers, go stand in front of them.'

Another PC statement. They're paid to do job like everybody else hence should be criticized for their failures just like HAL, DRDO and ordinance factories have been lambasted by IAF etc.,

Kinnera wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:Beautiful! I think India should have something like Veterans day where they recognize, appreciate, honor and value the services of the armed forces. That's very much lacking in India, until very recently. They were taken for granted and under appreciated, despite defending the country from the hostile neighbors and keeping it safe and united.

Looks like this is the latest PC thing i.e. putting soldiers on a pedestal even if they are a bunch of failures.

Failures? The fact that India is safe, secure and united despite all the odds is in itself a great achievement. Why such heart burn? As someone said, 'If you can't stand behind your soldiers, go stand in front of them.'

Another PC statement. They're paid to do job like everybody else hence should be criticized for their failures just like HAL, DRDO and ordinance factories have been lambasted by IAF etc.,

Have someone from your family join the army and be willing to have them sacrifice their life for the country and then you do the talking.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:Beautiful! I think India should have something like Veterans day where they recognize, appreciate, honor and value the services of the armed forces. That's very much lacking in India, until very recently. They were taken for granted and under appreciated, despite defending the country from the hostile neighbors and keeping it safe and united.

Looks like this is the latest PC thing i.e. putting soldiers on a pedestal even if they are a bunch of failures.

ashdoc wrote:indian muslims dont want to join indian army . they dont want to fight pakistan which is their creation anyway .

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kayalvizhi wrote:>>> hey cut pakistan into two pieces in 1971 and crated bangladesh

Indian army murdered scores of Tamil youngsters protesting Hindi imposition in 1965. I do not hold individual soldiers for it. I hold PM Sastri for it. He is a murderer. Crimes against humanity.

southindian wrote:
Thanks! CD

This is a great step to promote Indian Army.

I see the Army, Navy promotions done by many groups in USA and a right step by Indians.

I hope you care about your family members you left in India and are concerned about their safety. They are! And they will be supporting this video.

As for you. If you are US citizen then pray US does not go into a full-fledge war with any country. 

Because your sorry ass can be potentially hauled over by the US government for US's safety. You signed up for that when you became a US citizen.

confuzzled dude wrote:

southindian wrote:
Thanks! CD

This is a great step to promote Indian Army.

I see the Army, Navy promotions done by many groups in USA and a right step by Indians.

I hope you care about your family members you left in India and are concerned about their safety. They are! And they will be supporting this video.

As for you. If you are US citizen then pray US does not go into a full-fledge war with any country. 

Because your sorry ass can be potentially hauled over by the US government for US's safety. You signed up for that when you became a US citizen.

Even If I were called it wouldn't make me a paid soldier or a patriot, understood?  it's called doing your job, no need to hype it as sacrifice/being patriotic.

Also, it's in the conscientious soldier's interest that the Army becomes a more vibrant institution open to self-correction and scrutiny. Like any other institution, the Army can and does indeed make mistakes, which are more likely to be corrected if it's recognised that the Army can also err.

But when asking Army questions is conceived as not just against Army, but also against the nation, the opportunity to bring out and correct such imperfections of the Army is lost. For example, Pakistan's army, being shielded from scrutiny, has continued with many follies like supporting terrorists - known for its extensive involvement in civilian affairs and the economy.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Also, it's in the conscientious soldier's interest that the Army becomes a more vibrant institution open to self-correction and scrutiny. Like any other institution, the Army can and does indeed make mistakes, which are more likely to be corrected if it's recognised that the Army can also err.

But when asking Army questions is conceived as not just against Army, but also against the nation, the opportunity to bring out and correct such imperfections of the Army is lost. For example, Pakistan's army, being shielded from scrutiny, has continued with many follies like supporting terrorists - known for its extensive involvement in civilian affairs and the economy.

http://www.dailyo.in/voices/indian-army-soldiers-nationalism-india-pakistan-war-adhm/story/1/13747.html

A good read for Modi bhakts..